Fidra

Carrot hybrid Fidra is a mid-season variety with a vegetation period of about 110 days, allowing for high-quality harvest throughout the autumn season. This hybrid is distinguished by its high resistance to bolting and fungal diseases, ensuring stability and reliability in cultivation. Sowing dates are flexible — from early March to the third decade of June, enabling adaptation to various climatic conditions and objectives, including early harvest and long-term storage.

Fidra carrots have a bright orange, intense color, length of 18 to 20 centimeters, and weight up to 200 grams. They are characterized by uniformity, absence of green spots, and attractive appearance. Strong, well-developed dark green foliage indicates healthy plants and contributes to high product quality. Carrots retain their color during washing and are ideal for mechanized harvesting, packaging, and storage.

Hybrid Fidra is versatile and suitable for cultivation on various soil types. The optimal sowing rate is 1.0 to 1.2 million plants per hectare, ensuring high marketability and yield. Due to its taste qualities and long-term storage capability, Fidra carrot is an excellent choice for commercial production and fresh product distribution.